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Sales of Real Estate,

MIR. Dos Passos has bought OF Mr.. B. T.
Swart his well-knOw farm on Rock Creek and
Broad Branch road, known as parts OF Fellowship,
The Vale and Mill Seat, 81 acres, for $50, 1885,
Mr.. Dos Passos intends at once to subdivtde and
improve it and place 1t on the market. Elizabeth
S. calvert et al have bought OF JAS Lowndes for
g. LBS, lot 81 OF Turtle's sub OF Widows Mite, on
Garfield avenue, between Columbia road and
.e Thee Lay has bought OF Jn Len
street, between + and G streets northwest. ii. B.
Davidson has bought OF JnO. E. Tally, for $1,000,
and North Capitol, and streets northwest
Oliver Cox has bought OF j. II. Marr, for s. 500
lots IL to 13, SO. Sl2 corner OF 5th and streets
q. T. Carpenter has bought Of Samuel D. Webb
lots to 10 and 22 to 26, square 826, fronting
street east and 2444 feet on 9TH street east, for
$1,000.
AT LoGAN's ToMB.-The decoration OF the interior
OF the tomb OF Gen. Logan was under the charge OF
Mrs T. w. Tallmadge. That OF the exterior was
ladies were ably assisted by committee Of ladies'
Sergt. Ford OF the guard at the tomb, is entitled
much credit and the thanks OF the ladies for the
efficient services he rendered In the matter.
THE PROBATION AGENCY.-Ma1or Blood OF the
his WORK during the few days he has been In this is
city, and tomorrow he expects to open the head
quarters OF the agency In room In the Health OF
him by the Commissioners, who are taking great
deal of interest In the work.
RoBBERIEs RRpORTED.-Miss Maggie Clark No
9l5 East Capitol street. reports stolen from her
house yesterday, clothing and 1ewelry valued at
that his house was broken into yesterday morn
ing and robbed OF $50.
ATHREE-YEAR OLD CLAn.-In the Circuit Court.
Division No. 2, Judge Hagner, this morning, the
case Of Ashneld agt Follansbee was taken up.
plaintiffs baggage, which he claims was lost by
the failing of portion OF the United states Hotel
In which he was guest In May. 1884.
WASHINGTON CITY BIBLE S0crErY.-The board OF
managers OF the washington City Bible Society
met last evening in the garlors OF the Young Mems
the chair. The treasurer reported receipts in the
month S7822. OF which $45 was nom Anniversary
1aafs OF 6aancs Nance
nifty testaments were reported. The treasurer was
directed to remit s75 to the American Bible So
ciety.
The President Imd0rseU the Plan.
AND CONTRIBUTES TEN DOLLARS rowARD CoxPIET.
TIE GRANT MONUMENT.
In response TO letter TO the President In refer
ence to proposition to raise funds TO complete
the Grant Monument, the following letter has
been received by Hon. VIM. Dorsheimer:
Ny DEAR SIR-I am very glad that you mean to
undertake the plan OF raising money by small
subscriptions frOM the people for the Grant mon
10o mnGn S cannot Be done in this
which this opportunity win oRsr Of the sincerity
sadg or sSs
scription 70 your fund. the sum Of ten dollars
pected OF any single contributor.
washington. May 20 1857
GOV. nm, Of rev Yxk. vetoed tho so-ca,led ved-
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From yXa,, stree, To.Dnv.

NEW YORK. May 81, IL a. m.-The opening q
the stock market was quiet and firm 10 strong,
with advances OF Saturday flnal prices extending
TO Is per cent In Reading. The general list was
quite duh, while Reading and Fort Worth and
Denver showed considerable activity. Prices were
was decidedly weak, being IN per cent lower.
st. Paul and Duluth lost a like amount, and Mar.
shall Coal Il. Pacific Mail was strong and ruse
a. Late In the hour there was much more anina-
tion, accompanied by decided firmness, and New
England and Minneapolis and St. Louis preferred
became conspicuous for strength The early
losses were regained and fractions in addition,
and at III O'Clock the market Is active anc strong.
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Telegrams to The Star.
THE NEW FRENCH MINISTRY.
The lrex Again Defeats the Thistle
A RAID ON RIO GRANDE BANDITS
Ronors to Senator Sherman in Illinois.
THE NEW FRENCH MINISTRY.

Still Further Shifting OF Portfolios
will BOulanger Make TROUBLED
PARIS, May SIN. de Heredia has accepted the
Office OF minister OF public works and NJ Dautresme
that OF minister of commerce.
WHY ADMIRAL JAuREs DECLINED
The refusal OF Admiral Jaures TO ACCEPT the OF.
nee or minister OF marine Is attributed to a con.
verSation he had with NJ. de Freycinet who told
him that cabinet headed by NJ. Rouvier must
soon fall, and that when 1t did he (de Freycinet|
would form ministry himself, which should In
clude Admiral JaureS
Nj. Barley, the new minister OF marine is q SEN
ator, and was formerly In the navy. His appoint
ment is only provisional
BOULANGER WILL BE THERE
1t is affirmed that although Cen Ferrou. the new
minister or war, Will now preside at the comine
fete at the opera house, which was looked forward
10 as demonstration in favor OF Gen. Boulanger
the latter still intends TO be present and In thu
uniform OF general. Anxiety Is expressed les
bis presence may result In some disturbance
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Tim Goons FoR Hor WEATHER.

sEATON PERRY
Successor to PERRY 81 BRorHKR,,
COMPLETE STOCK OF NEW BRITISH AND
HCo cTosH ASB EkSM SS TS fqs FEB
BATTSTE CLAIRE, FRENCH NAINsooKs INDIA
MULLS, PRINCESS LAWNS, WELT PIQU ES,
FRENCH MuSLINs, WHITE PURE LINEN
LAWNS FROM 25c TO 81 PER YARD.
NEW VugS6 WHITE TT; AND ECRU EMBROIDERED SWISS
EMBk6ipERED INDIA PoNGEEs AT GREATLY
MARRIED R DOWN PRICES" ON PARIS COMBINA-
NoyEIH1Ss IS EMBROIDERED BAr1srE AND
IMPORTED ALL-W0OL CHAl.L1s DE LANES IN
EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS AT Soc YARD
BEST QUALITY, PLAIN AND FIGURED FRENCH
SAIEENS IN CONFINED STYLES" OF MY
OWN IMPORTATION Ar LOWEST PRICES.
CELEBRATED SCOTCH G1NGHAMs, GENUINE
CALCUTTA SEERSUCKERS, NEW INDIA
CRINKLES, ZANZIBAR GINGHAAIS, PRINTED
PEkCALES AND BATISTES, RANGING FROM
'sPEcfiL e sIRGAINs" ARG IN PLAIN AND FIGURED
,, INDIA SILKS AT 75c:. Soc: AND 81.
"ExTKA npSAh ddNPuGGEMMENTs" d G M 81 p IN BLACK AND COL,
NEW BLACK TWISTED SILK GRENADINES AT
$l, 81. p, 81: SO, $l:75 AND 81.
BEST MAKES GACZE AND MEDIUM WEIGHT
MERINO UNDERWEAR, ALL STYLES AND
q PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT pRIcEa
sEATON PERRY.
PERRY BUILDING
PennsyivaIna ave-. cor. 9thst.
Established 1S4O- my2S
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F1endfSh Act OF q Negro
BRUTAL OUTRAGE PERPETRATEp on AN OLD WOMAN
OVER EIGHTY YEARS OLD.
Yesterday afternoon Dorcas Holm, q cOlored
woman between eighty and ninety years OF age,
reported to Of1cers Larrabee and Foley that she
had been brutally beaten and outraged by a
negro about thirty years old, named JAS Myers,
whom she stated lives on Pierce street, between
North Capitol and 1st streets northwest. The old
lady lives at No. So street, near that section
known as Germantown. She states that yester-
day forenoon she was alone in the house. when
Myers came In, and after brutally beating her
committed an outrage. He then left the house
and has not been there since The police OF the
several precincts were notified to look out for and
arrest Myers. This morning the old lady was ex-
amtned by one of the physicians to the poor, and
upon his recommendation she was removed to the
hospital. Myers had not been arrested up to 2
O'Clock this afternoon.
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Gen. DOrr Trying % Have Something
Done With the Arkansas Cases.

HELENA, ARK, May 3L-Mr. Brundige, the prose-
cutting attorney for this district, was questioned
yesterday concerning the steps he had taken and
contemplated taking In the apprehension OF Billy'
kisSane. Mr.. Brundfge said he had searched dill
gently for the whereabouts OF the witnesses and
had learned that most OF the material ones were
dead As for the criminal branch OF his case, Kis-
sane might rest easy on that score. Mr. Brundige
did not think anything could De done on the bond
which was given TO secure his appearance at the
PhiillpS county circuit court, as Jlme had out
lawed the obligations OF the bond. Gen. Dorr is
still very active and persistent in his endeavor
have K1ssane suffer the penalties OF his misdeeds
Mr.. Brundige has received a number or letters
from him, one as late as last week, wherein he
made inquiries as to steps he Intended TO pursue
In the matter. For six months at least there will
be no steps OF any kind taken against kissane from
this court.
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BE PROUDLY EXHIBITS / ZINE STRING OF TEoUT.
Shortly after am. yesterday President Cleve-
land arose and breakfasted. About 8 O'Clock, in
company with Col. Lamont and Dr. Rossman, he
started down the Saranac Lake to troll for trout.
The party was out about three hours The Prea-
dent mad the poorest luck Of any one in the party
Cleveland, Col. and Mrs. Lamont, DR.. ana Ma
R0ssman and Mr.. Riddle drove to Roy Brook
House In buck-b0ards The trout preserve there
has been opened to give Mr.. Cleveland good fish-
Ing ground, and shortly before sunset the PreSi-
oent cast his flies. In a short time he made fine
eaten, and when he returned 70 the hotel for sup
per ne proudly exhibited the string OF lsh TO the
guests. Both the President and Mra. Cleveland
are In f1ne health and sptrtsR
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After Ten Years.


An OLD FEUD BEGUN IN TEXAS ENDS IN BLO0DSHED
IN NEW MEXICO.
ST LOUIS, May 31.-A special from Albuquerque
n. NJ, says: &. X Jackson shot and killed Peter
Frazer, Saturday. The tragedy was the result Of
quarrel or ten years standing, when both men
were living in Texas. Frazer sold a bunch Of cat
tie 70 jackson and said he received In pay coun-
stock. jackson denied the claim and accused
Frazer OF swfndling and dealing fn counterfeit
money, OF which charge Frazer was convicted and
served nye years In the penitentiary. On being
released he moved to New Mexico, where be came
In contact with jackson, ana for years they have
been watching for each other. Saturday they mee
and exchanged shots
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The Miners National Assembly.

AN IMPORTANT MEETING TO BE HELD IN CINCINNATI
PTTTsBURG. May 3l.-Wflliam ii. Bailey, or tho
general executive board, Knights OF Labor, and .
number OF delegates Tor the eastern part OF Penn.
sylyanfa, left this morning for Cincinnati to at.
tend the annual convention OF the Miners National
Assembly, No. 13J Knights OF Labor. 1t has
10000 members. Bailey viii submit several recon.
mendat1ons, viz: Increasing the divisions from III
TO about 20 the better 10 cover the present and
also additional territory especially in the south
and southwest; also the passage OF a law making
IL compulsory where matters are submitted TO ar.
bitration that membership be forfeited II they re.
fuse to abide by the decision or the board they
themselves have elected; also the establishing Of
q beneficiary fund TO support families or dead
members. The convention will be In session about
week, and is very important one. Mr.. Bailey,
who is master workman, VIII probably be sue
ceeded by Robert Lynn, OF Kansas, or X w. Pr1ca
of Richmond. Mo.
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The New Hotel ar Fortress Monroe

The New Hotel at Fortress Monroe.
The Secretary OF War has approved the plans for
the proposed Chamberlin hotel at Fortress Monroe,
the construction Of which was authorized at the
last session of Congress. The plans were to-day
returned to Mr.. Chamberlin with authority to CON-
mence work. The building is to be 500 feet long
by 300 wide, and will contain about 500 rooms.
The main entrance will be on the avenue running
TO the water, directly opposite the Hyge1a hotel.
The building will conform to the lines or the water
front, and suite of parlors 200 feet long will face
the water. At the end OF long veranda will be
mammoth dining room over hundred feet long,
and 1t will face the water on two sides. There
will be dancing hall 100 feet by 70 feet with an
adjacent drawing room.
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EXCURSIONS. PIC-NICS, &c.

HE FIRST GEANp AL PAY ANR MOONLIGHT
S On fBhHa fa6RspaYa b8 niHhh JuNka sd'"' %.
Roller ON s
Steamer Mary WASHINGTON leaves her wharf at @ am
and go pm: returning at 1890. my30-3t'
TTHE STEAMER PILOT BOY WILL MAKE REG
uiar trips to Glymont every day this week leaving
trip a5c my3Ss 81 + secresary sa
THE STEAMER PILOT BOY CAN BE CHAR
ExcyRsioSss ie5ss Z 70 5aH G1YMosr.
so NlSSsYISS AVE NV
%aN NG,s R2g9nE Resort Steamer
f and ,Ts s9 RIVEh
VIEW every sATTEpA7 s leaving I at 10 % am Return,
school Reunion at River Rew every Saturday evening
leaving at $50 pm. Returning at Il pm: Tickets,
the largest Pavilion the Potomac River on all trips
aoSea oB ann ay on a the above p
For charters, SC, apply to E. S. RANDALL. Capt
swITCHBAcK RAILWAY
ID Merchants and Miners Transportation Co.
p.,.,, Steamships sal sa1l from 70 &c.
Every Monday THURSDAY, and Friday. O'Clock pm.
Fare, including meals and main saloon, stateroom
berths, $3.50 round trip, 3D. Upper deck state
room berths GA. round trip. S2o. For further in-
formation circulars at all the Hotels Washington
or apply to
A. l.. HUGGINS, General Agent
Long Dock, Baltimore.
Telephone Baltimore 247. my21 -}m
10 FOR THE GREAT FALLS AND CABIN
IL John Bridge!-Steam Packet EXCELSIOR makes
her regular trips on SUNDAYS. MONDAYS, WE'D
NESDAYS and FRIDAYS. Alternate days for charter
Boat leaves High and Canal sts. Georgetown. \ am,
Fare 5Oc round trip. For information apply to J. g.
and ]. NJ. WATERS. my2O- Inn
~ SALOON STEAMERS
Leave hourly from h-street ferry wharf
IL miles on the Potomac for 16 cents. my19- limo
CTEAMER DIXIE RUNS DAILY, MAKING TRIPS
- Every Hour from Cumberland's Boat-House foot
of f street and New Hampshire avenue and foot of
High street Georgetown, Stopping at HoltZman's Land
ing, Table Rock, Boat Club and Dixie Landings
First trip up at a. last trip down at o +. m.
Round trip, 25c.: Children. 15c. Reduced for
large parties. Telephone call o63-2. my1S- I'm
MARSHALL HALL-THIS DELIGHTFUL RE-
l sort open for the season. Meals a la carte. Lunch,
Coffee Tea, Milk, &c, &c, for Excursionists.
Steamer W. w. CORCORAN leaves every morning 3t
10 O'Clock, returning at 4 PIN On Sundays per ad
vertlsenent. ap22-3m
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hut the Ircx Gets Eir~t Prtsr tm the
HarWtch-Soush End Race.

LONDON, May sl.-The yacht race nom Harwich
TO South End took place to-day. spanking eAss
breeze prevailed. The Thistle was the frst 10
cross the finishing line AZ :0l p m, the 1rex Sec
ond, at :o4 p. m, the Genesta thinl at Ill y
The lrex, however, wins the nrst prize and the
Thistle the second.
The lrex, Neptune, Thistle, Queen Nab. sieuth-
hound Wendur, FoNhound, and Gentssta are en-
tered for the Channel race, which viii be con-
tested on Saturday. The flrst prize will be ESQ
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REPRESENTATIVE FoRAN THINKS THEY MAY ELECT
THE NEXT GOVERNOR, But WILL COME BACK 10
THE DEMOCRATIC PATTY IN SS.
Representative Foran told q STAR reporter that
ne would not be surprised to see the labor party
IN ohlo elect the next governor OF that State.
The probabilities are he says that they will nomi-
nate good representative man and get heavy
VOTE The most OF their votes Will come, OF course,
from the democratic party.
what enect do you think the labor vote Will
nave on the democratic party in SS?" the STAR re-
porter asked.
"There are but two parties In this country. and
tnere can DE no more" he replied. 1.-THE princi.
pies OF the republican party and the democratic
party are, as they have been always distinct and far
apart as the poles. Democracy is opposed to aris-
tocracy, and the lahOring men are democratic The
leaders OF the party-the democratic party-may
LOT tlme draw away from the party principles
ana there may be factions sprtnging up In protest
against their wanderings, but the great party
principles remain the same, and all must come
PACK to them The third party Will soon die away.
thlnk 1t will be worn out before the Presidential
election. They Will recall the democratic leaders
VINO are wandering from their faith, and they can
al al, unite upon the old principles OF democracy
Ihere may be a labor candidate nominated in 'Ss
put have no doubt In the world that Mr.. Cleve
land VIII be renOminated and easily elected"
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NAY %.
'Tis twenty three twi.t You and me-
Figgsr it out to snit yourself and if you diskrer
TwEEDLE DEE AND TwEEDLE DUN.
Leaving the odds in favor of the Odd number which
JoI plainly see is twenty-three
As We hold the fort" at 927 and 929.
COME TO SEE U.s.
uis your duy,
Ny charming beauty.
belong to the clan,
ihsSe stood the test,
am sti1 the same,
My dainty dame
fry Ins,H mssPa sIg pT9ys }, I'm ne,
do the thing which Is right and Just hence that
victor Z perches upon the banner Of
ADLERs TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE.
The cause thereof is thus briefly given.
30 sure as you're-a hyin'.
We're selling q "dandy" drive,
nsv.Ss ans aSaSd SHdts, 1 . "a at nine seventyhve
We've blue all wool, at six ninety eight.
IL 9 tickles US SO that we're bound TO laugh.
And il we desired your curiosity to leaven
Ned give you for the sum Of one ninety
That would make the hair rse on 6e DAN Tucker
You up . suit OF clothes at one ninety six.
And SO We could continue from morn until night
BH, VIII tresPass no longer on your valuable time
Cau If you please, at 927 and go
9TH STREET NV,
CORNER:OF MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE
VICTOR E ADLEHs
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE TEN
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
Open Saturday until Ii D. m
eFOfhce Coats stripes and checks, 25c each On
sale Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, from to D
other hours ''' '@ sou On 0'nsf %Sss aass Or
BABY COACHES. BABY CoAcHEs
BABY COACHES. BABY coACAEs
At the Very Lowest Prices. Largest Assortment
To Select From
Headquarters for Lawn Tennis Goods
Lawn Tennis Goods.
Archery. Archery.
BASE Ball Goods Base Ball Goods.
CH. RUPERT
my2s 4O3, 405 7th st NV.
A Cam.
In order that our help may have the fun benefit Of
the holiday Store viii be Closed the Entire Day on
MONDAY. May 30th.
Our Customers win therefore please give Us their
orders THIS EVENING for Supplies for sunday and
Monday. aud obliss
my2s ELPHoNzo YoUNos co.
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The Alleged Texas Train RObbers.
THE EXAMINATION OF THE ACCUSED MEN BEGUN Al

GALVESTON. Tx, May 3l.-A special TO the
Nesps from Austin says: ''The preliminary ex-
Greed Craft and Abe and j. w. Ussery, charged
with the Mcneil train robbery, was begun yester-
day before United states Commissioner RugglesL
The prisoner Barber testified In his own behalf,
and several witnesses were examined at length,
none OF whom were able, however, to Identity
Barbour as one OF the gang. The exsmlnati0a
win be continued to-day"
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L1euts. Gunior grade) H. Hutchins and J. c. Col
Wen and Ensign v. s. Nelson ordered to examina-
t1On for promotion.
The JUN1ATA arrived at Panama to-day
CHANGE OF STATIoN.-By direction OF the Presi-
dent I'd Lieut.. IL H. Sargent I'd cav, has been, at
his own request, relieved from duty at the Uni
versity OF Illinois, Champaign, Ill., to take effect
september 1, and ordered join his proper station.
MAJOR POOREs REMAINs.-The remains of the
late Major Ben: Perley Poore arrived at Newbury-
port, Mass, yesterday afternoon, and were es-
corted by delegation OF Newburyport Com
mandery, Knights Tempar, to Indian Hill farm,
where the funeral will take place Wednesday at
2:30 pm.
MRS. MONTGOMERY FoUND-It is learned that
MIS- Sarah Montgomery, the American lady whose
whereabouts in Europe were unknown to her
friends since last January, has been found in Lon
don all right. The information was received at the
state department from her sOn-in-law, at whose
request circulars were to be sent by the Depart
partment to the consular Officers In Europe.
INTERNAL REVENUE APPOINTMENTs-The Secre-
cary OF the Treasury has made the following In
ternal revenue appointments: Jas. II. McCOrt,
storeReeper for the second district New York city;
Lewis kaiber, storekeeper, seventh Indiana; Chas.
Virginia: John w. Belt, gauger, Prince Georges
county, Md; w. Scott Rankin, storekeeper and
gauger, fifth North Carolina district, and Edward
quinn, storekeeper, Milwaukee district, Wis
PERsONAL.-Gen. Jno. F. Farnsworth, OF this city,
who, with Mrs. FarnswOrth, has been making an
extended visit In Southern California, was in San
Francisco last Tuesday.-Allen Sterling and r.
W. Ryan OF New York, and d. Ashworth and r
W: Bailey OF Pittsburg, are at Willards.-Henry
Adams of Washington was in New York last night
Among recent arrivals at the Hygeta HOTEL
Old Point Comfort, Va, from Washington are Mrs
McDonelson Wilcox, Miss N: r. WILCOX, F. J. Tib.
6n bits. Chapin Brown, F: r: Lane l. W; Seeley,
B. B. Duyall Mr. and Mrs. F: A: Seitz, Mr.. and Mrs
w. c. Duvall, Mrs. E. B. Duval Mr.. Jos. G1l1llan
Mr. and Mrs. Gray, Miss NJ. Robinson, Miss N. Rob
| 1nson and Judge and Mrs SnelL-M. H. Cardozo
OF New York, E. H. M1lham OF st. Paul. and Stephen
Bullard OF Boston, are at the Riggs.-SelwynJ Judd
Pratt OF London is at Welcker'S-R. B. Whit
ridge OF Boston is at WOrmley'S.-Wm. C. Denny
OF Boston, Geo. Stewart Of New York. C. s. Giveas
OF San Francisco and Jonas Hamburger Of Chi.
cagO, are at the ArlingtOn.-COl. Chas King and
Capt Jno. L. Bulls OF the Army and Geo. 7. Mas
ton OF New York, are at the Ebbitt.--Mr. JnO NJ.
killits, chief OF the publication division OF the
signal office, has returned from an extended west.
ern trtp.-Gen. Price OF Washington, was regis
tered In Paris yesterday.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
IE NEW CRUSADF ,

g. 1.-THE NEW CRUSADE"
DSa meaner article does not often appear in
print than the one with the above heading In this
mornings Republican. MAY 31I. Such talk will not
sol1dify the party. 1t
~. holders of Oak Hill Cemetery Co. will be
held In the office of the Cemetery on MONDAY. june
u 1897, at o'clock p.m for the purpose Of electng
board Of managers to serve for the ensuing year.
my31-eo II. s. MATTHEWS, Secretary.
e. OFFICE OF THE CLIFTON BEACH
~ HOTEL AND STEAMBOAT COMPANY,
WASHINGTON, d. c.. May %, 1887.
Notice hereby given that general meeting Of the
STOCK holders of said company will be held at the
6ce OF the company in the Corcoran Building Wash
lnston, ID. c., at O'Clock D. IN, TUESDAY, June Ia.
1887 for the purpose of eectng Board of Directors
preparing bylaws and transactinR other business
which may lawfully be done by said stockholders in
general meeting.
my31&ju7' ARTHUR GREGORY, sec pro tenn
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DETROIT, May Blast evening William B. Do
Ian interfered with policeman John klebDa who
was trying to quell a disturbance and was shot
and instantly Killed. Mrs. Conner, grandmother
OF the deceased, died last night from the effects oe
10
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Ku1xD TARoU0H CRIMINAL CAnEl.RssNxzs.--Ae
Huntington, w. Va, Monday morning. the builess
on the elevator at the foot OF 10th street exploded
killing =. II. Reoce. John Kelly and w. K Albert
son, and badly in3urng John Cox, Geo. Newman
and Chauncey Boesinger, besides q dozen or mor0l
others John Perry is missing, and there wero
thirty men On the elevator az the time, The en-.
gtne was run BY an old locomotive boiler that ~
been condemned from the Chesapeake and Ohi6
road, ana the engineer was lnexpeF1encod ~
elevator Was completely wrecked.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Commander j. C. watson,
L1euts. GuniOr grade II. Hutchins and ]. C. Col
well and Ensign v. s. Nelson ordered to examina-
t1On for promotion.
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Walt whitman celebrated his eixty-eaqhth
birthday yesterday. HIS mail was crowded With
letters. and he received tnnumerable telegraIns